Sentence examples for repertory changes from inspiring English sources

The repertory changes nightly, new revivals keep arriving, and there's a wider supply of premieres and recent works than in any other ballet company.

A Met spokeswoman, Lee Abrahamian, later said that one of the repertory changes would be replacing John Corigliano's "Ghosts of Versailles" with "La Traviata".

It tends to crop up when a performer is upset by too much work, bad reviews or repertory changes, she said.

The repertory changes each night: "Lady Macbeth" will be performed again tonight, while Merce Cunningham's "Signals" is danced by his Repertory Group apprentices at the two other performances (including tomorrow's).

His repertory changed little over the decades, but he played to full houses in the United States, Germany and other European countries, Australia and Japan, where he was deemed "a national treasure".

However, these studies mainly characterized the repertories of B cells in the peritoneal cavity (PerC) and leave the questions open as to whether and how the repertoire changes throughout ontogeny in B cells at various sites of development and function.

His repertory has changed but his competitiveness has not, potentially at his detriment.

Considering the fact that most plant genomes have experienced transposon invasion, the abundance of novel miRNA genes in each plant genome strongly suggests that miRNA gene repertories rapidly change during genome evolution, lending credence to a birth and death model of miRNA gene evolution.

Ballet Theater's season, crammed with repertory and cast changes, ends on Saturday.

In the world of opera, when a director takes a radical approach to a repertory work, the changes and tweaks, however outrageous, are usually confined to the stage.

Nowadays the repertory picture has changed.